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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1963
Page
2
The Aurelia Sentinel lists publication details for Aurelia Iowa with publisher Robert S Forbes and a Thursday issue. Subscription rates are 2.50 within Cherokee County and 3.00 outside. classified ads cost 10 cents per line with a 50 cent minimum for first insertion.
A Lin coln Nebraska birthday party for Kathy and Karen Westphal, daughters of Arlen and Mrs Westphal, was held at the Willard Stief home Saturday night. Guests included Delbert Hansbruch and family, Ted Braunsweigh and family, John Westphal and family, Ervin Westphal and family, Henry Westphal and family, and Willard Stief and family. The Jolly Janes met at Mrs Dale Wolf’s home on Oct 15 with prizewinners Pat Cline Elmer Gertsmeier and Clair Par.
Lunch was served after a meeting, with the next gathering set for November 19 at Mrs. Dean Wise's home. Get Together Club met at Mrs. Henry Rogg's on Friday to celebrate her birthday with ten attendees. Guests included Mrs. Clarence Kaskey, Mrs. Leroy Betz, Mrs. Gilbert Bowen, and Mrs. Victor Johnson of Alta. Secret Sisters Pinochle Club plans a gathering November 1 at 2:00 PM at Lester Hiemstra's home with potluck lunch. Even Dozen Club met at Mrs. Guy Akers' Friday. Five Hundred saw high scores by Mrs. Mary Anderson and others. Embroidery Club is set for Friday at Edgar Allen's with Mrs. Lily Fierk hosting. Dinner guests for Rogg's birthday included multiple local families from Cherokee, Storm Lake, and surrounding areas.
The Methodist Church under Pastor H. H. Proett lists worship at 9:30 with Sunday School at 10:30 and choir practice Wednesdays at 7. Building and Finance meet Thursday at 8. Missions committee gathers Saturday at 7:30. Fall group quarterly conference at Galva Tuesday, Nov 5. District superintendent Dr. Charles Mason to preside. Bethlehem Lutheran Church schedules Holy Communion at 8:30 and 10:45 Sundays, Choir Wednesday, Luther League Thursday 7:30. Congregational United Church of Christ holds choir rehearsal Friday at 8 and World Community Day Sunday school 10 and worship 11 with Rev Cyril M. Hicks noted.
The weekly agenda lists church council Thursday at 8 00 and multiple confirmations Sunday 9 00 and 10 00 Early communion at 8 00 Sunday School at 9 15 and The Service at 10 30 Luther League at 5 00 Monday Priscilla Group at 409 Lake St co host Mrs Em ery Anderson Junior activities include Adult Membership Class Tuesday 8 00 Lutheran Church Women meet Wednesday 2 00 Youth Choir rehearsals 7 00 Senior Choir 7 45 Senior Choir rehearsal Thursday 8 00 and Eighth Grade events Saturday 8 45.
Dentist H L Hanger D D S lists office hours from 9 a m to noon and 1 p m to 5 p m with daily service and Saturday afternoon closed.
The state conference will be present to conduct the morning worship service. Sunday events include Youth Ministry at 7 p.m. and Sunday School at 9:00 with Morning Service at 11:00 and Evening Service at 7:45. Midweek activities on Wednesday feature Choir Practice at 7:30 and Bible Study at 8:00 led by Pastor Robert B. Nobitt.
Immanuel Lutheran Church invites families to Sunday School at 9:00 a.m. led by Interim Pastor A. H. Bertram.
Local families share visits and dinners across Aurelia Sibley Ida Grove Storm Lake Cher okee Sycamore Ill Marshall Minn and Miller Orient S D as relatives stay overnight and celebrate birthdays. Guests include Nielsen Miller Parrott Frank Pfaff Fondene Schaefers and Scott family members and others traveling from Aurelia to Dubuque.
Saturday through Sunday visits tied together in Aurelia area social notes. Guests include the Reilly and Hicks families visiting in Sioux City Cherokee and Alta while church events in Storm Lake are noted and nearby farmers markets report grain and egg prices for Tuesday trading.
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